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thinking about selling my 1979 LN9000 single axle prime mover. It is registered and in machinery till 2 11. Engine is 903 cummins I rebuilt 8 years ago and has 150000 k on it gearbox was rebuilt shortly after and new clutch fitted, 10 sp od rr. Power steering box and pump rebuilt, new brake drums and shoes fitted. Condition of cab is rusty floors and plenum, I have a brand new cab purchased still in crate and lots of new parts purchased from ford including rubbers, latches and strikers,wiper motor, wiper arms and pivots, air suspension kit for cab and more. drivers door was purchased new. new mirrors fitted genuine ford. passenger door small amount of rust. spare bonnet and guards. I was going to restore truck but I am too busy to do it. asking $15000 new cab alone cost me $7000, air suspension kit was $1500. please call Cal 0419795621

Best way sell your truck here is put some pics up of the truck. Dave

just trying to get my head around putting photos up and if i can do it i will.

just worked it out i will take some photos of louie and post them soon.

does anybody want more photos

slant 6 pack - Here's a couple of useful forum hints. First - if you want to sell something, put up decent size pics where people can see details. Thumbnail-size pics are useless, you won't get anyone even wasting 5 seconds looking at them.

Second - don't keep starting new threads, when you have the one item for sale. It only creates confusion, and makes people lose interest.
If you have started a thread, keep that thread going by just adding posts to the bottom of it.
Yes, we all like pics .. and yes, if you put up good clear pics, and plenty of details about what you have on offer, someone will eventually be interested.
The Louie looks like a deal for someone, with all the good parts chucked in - you just have to encourage people to look .. and then get them to pay what you reckon is a fair price. Good luck.

also have good second hand tanks that i have had polished

$5000 for the truck and $5000 for brand new cab.

Good value right there